The phrase "a continuous cycle of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing process or series of events that repeat over time.
Example: "The seasons create a continuous cycle of growth and decay in nature."
Alternatives: "an unending loop of" or "a perpetual cycle of".
Rothstein and Uslaner continue later, "Unequal societies find themselves trapped in a continuous cycle of inequality, with low trust in others and in government and policies that do little to reduce the gap between the rich and the poor and to create a sense of equal opportunity".
The wrong system is likely to require a continuous cycle of inquiries and commissions.
"This was a continuous cycle of rise and sink associated with day and night as they crossed the Pacific".
But today, in place of a linear progression in either direction, there is a continuous cycle of eddying currents.
Instead, planting trees invariably means using them as a sustainable crop, which leads not only to a continuous cycle of carbon releases, but also to the increased destruction of our natural environment.
It was from that point that management of the crisis began to run off the rails, analysts said, leading to a continuous cycle of protest, arrest, torture — leavened with the occasional and dubious announcements of an amnesty for prisoners.
A practical process approach augments many of the methods already used by individuals grading assessment submissions but incorporates them in a more systematic way. Figure 1 depicts a process that is a continuous cycle where the areas of preparation, examination and grading of submissions, and the evaluation stage feed into each other.
Life is a continuous cycle pointed in the direction of growth.
The cycleway runs from Dundas Aqueduct to Frome via Radstock, and is intended to provide part of a continuous cycle route to Southampton and Portsmouth.
As a result, the continuous cycle of change – spurred on by greater knowledge and technological advances and confrontations with new and untreatable diseases – serves to alter the identity and nature of the medical profession, and out of all this arises a constant degree of uncertainty.
OPG works by disabling a second protein, known as RANK ligand, which usually plays a healthy role in the continuous cycle of breaking down and rebuilding bone cells, critical to growth.
